Sentence examples for support disciplinary action from inspiring English sources

The commissioner said that if the investigation into the fatal fire at the building exposed lapses among department chiefs at headquarters, he would support disciplinary action against them.

The agency has said it had been "unable to substantiate allegations sufficiently enough to support disciplinary action" despite the employee's admissions, it said.

He said he would support disciplinary action if allegations against individuals are proved.

According to the William F. Buckley Jr. Program at Yale, 72% of students support disciplinary action against "any student or faculty member on campus who uses language that is considered racist, sexist, homophobic or otherwise offensive". Too few students grasp that one person's offense can be another's expression of truth to power.

The team, fearful of arbitration with the players union, hid behind N.F.L. rules in not benching Edwards, even though Edwards said Wednesday that he would have supported any disciplinary action.

Mears et al (2013) indicate that a number of factors contribute to inmate violence including gang involvement (this was evidenced by Gaes et al (2002)), lack of family support, and disciplinary actions.

The 14-item "Abstinence-orientation" scale contained two almost perfectly correlated dimensions: attitudes towards abstinence-oriented policies and support for disciplinary actions if programme rules were broken [ 7].

"The NBA has shown the NFL they have a moral responsibility to take disciplinary action". Support for Halbritter is growing.

In a letter Duesberg forwarded to ScienceInsider, Berkeley Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Faculty Welfare Sheldon Zedeck writes that there is "insufficient evidence... to support a recommendation for disciplinary action, pursuant to the Faculty Code of Conduct".

Investigators for the Department of Justice failed to turn up evidence to support criminal charges or even disciplinary action, and Mr. DeVecchio soon retired.

Howard Collins, LU's chief operating officer, said: "The Bakerloo line mandate is flimsy at best, while Northern line staff have completely rejected the call for unjustified strike action". Members of the RMT union working on the Northern line had rejected strikes in support of a driver facing disciplinary action.